Don’t Miss Out on This Potential £24 BILLION Opportunity for Technology & Services Providers!
THE GOVERNMENT’S NEW FLAGSHIP £MULTI-BILLION TECHNOLOGY FRAMEWORK IS COMING TO MARKET IN 2027
Suppliers across the UK technology and IT services market should have TePAS3 firmly on their radar. Crown Commercial Service is preparing to launch Technology Products & Associated Services 3 (TePAS3), the successor to the hugely successful TePAS2 framework.
This new agreement is expected to become a key route to market for central government and the wider UK public sector for technology products, hardware, software and associated services.
Why TePAS3 matters
TePAS2 has been one of the most widely used CCS frameworks for technology procurement. TePAS3 is expected to build on this success, aligning with the Government’s evolving digital, data and technology strategy and supporting modern, flexible and value-driven procurement across the public sector.
This will be a major opportunity for both existing public sector suppliers and new entrants looking to grow their public sector footprint.
Who should be preparing now?
TePAS3 is expected to be relevant to suppliers providing:
• IT hardware and devices
• Infrastructure and networking solutions
• Software and licensing
• Cloud and hybrid technology solutions
• Associated services including support, deployment and maintenance
If you supply technology products or related services to the public sector, this framework is likely to be a critical route to market from 2027 onwards.
Why early preparation is key
CCS frameworks are highly competitive and require strong, compliant submissions. Starting preparation early gives suppliers the best chance of securing a place and maximising long-term public sector growth.
TePAS3 opens for submissions in January 2027. Now is the time to start planning.
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